Question: I need a system that can help me create detailed and accurate reports, including Medicare updates and progress notes, quickly and efficiently.

If you're looking for a system to generate detailed and accurate reports, including Medicare updates and progress notes, and do it all as quickly and easily as possible, MedReport AI could be a good option. This system for mental health practitioners in Australia uses AI to generate detailed reports in a matter of minutes. It can generate Medicare updates, progress notes, discharge summaries and referrals and can be integrated into existing workflows while ensuring compliance with Australian health regulations. It also has built-in access to DSM-5 and ICD-11 knowledge, which could be particularly useful for mental health professionals.

Another good option is Abridge, a generative AI platform that converts clinical conversations into structured notes. It can be integrated directly with Epic systems and can generate notes in real time, support multiple languages and provide verifiable notes that can be validated against original conversation transcripts and audio recordings. Abridge is designed to reduce the burden of documentation, freeing clinicians up to spend up to 70 hours a month on other tasks, and to improve work-life balance by giving them more time with patients.

Suki is another option, an AI-powered voice assistant that automates clinical workflows. It can generate ambient notes, dictate text, suggest codes and answer questions for multiple specialties. Suki is integrated deeply with major EHR systems like Epic, Cerner and Meditech to ensure secure and efficient documentation. By automating administrative tasks, Suki hopes to improve physician satisfaction and retention.

For those who want a system that can learn and adapt to a clinician's style, Freed could be a good option. This AI-powered medical scribe generates customized clinical notes within minutes for any specialty visit, even in noisy environments. It can be integrated directly with EHR systems and learns the clinician's style and formatting with each edit. Freed offers a free trial and a variety of plans, so it can be used by individual clinicians or larger organizations.